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Generally, if there is no particularly awesome opponent, just defend the joint defense, shrink the inside line, prevent breakthroughs, and then attack less on the breakthrough personnel, just interfere, grab rebounds and carry out fast attacks. In positional warfare, play more blocks and dismantles to make the shot better at 45 degrees to contain the defense, and then two guards run from the two baseline positions to receive the ball and make a layup. At the same time, after blocking and dismantling, the defense is divided into empty shots.

Hope it helps.

If it's a wild ball, don't foul someone.

You can refer to the Jazz in the Jordan era, and there is no solution to the blocking and dismantling tactics.

I'm a basketball professional, so to speak. First of all, the basic coordination is required, covering, counter-covering, air cutting, and countering. That's the premise.

There are three points to pay attention to when attacking, first, the offensive players must pull away, don't all stand under the basket, then no one can play, and they must open the gap to facilitate the breakthrough of the run. Two, don't do three seconds, non-professional is the easiest to commit. Third, we should dribble less and pass the ball more, run more, and cooperate more.

Non-professionals at the general level,It's hard to break for ordinary tactics.,Just a few of the cooperation I said above.,If you can, find some detailed **or** tutorials. Defense, it depends on your level, if you have high basketball literacy, you will play marking, as for expanding or narrowing marking, you can decide according to the situation. If the physical strength is better, you can also play the full-court press, and the average amateur team will basically not break the full-court press, and this is how we play for the company.

If you can't run or can't keep up with basketball awareness, play joint defense, the simplest and most passive defense, this should be. That's all I have to say, hope.

If the opponent plays the inside, see if the opponent is particularly accurate, put two steps to wrap the inside, pay attention to the direction of the inside line, break the ball appropriately, if you are small, you will run, reverse the cover, it is best to have a quasi-outside line, so that the opponent does not play 2 3 joint defense, so that you can open up the space, the high cover to the small man pass the ball, or get closer to the basket!

Team up and play group basketball.

It takes time to get used to it, and some of the instant play in basketball is built on a solid foundation of training.

A tactic and pick-and-roll strategy requires at least hundreds of drills to be used in a game.

Hit the run bomb, because the amateur game tactics can't be played, so you have to rely on cooperation and blocking and dismantling fast, the landing position is based on the center and the big forward, and the point guard and scoring guard are the main ones when running, and SF can find a vacant position to shoot in the middle of the shot.

What do you want to do with the SG who doesn't pass the ball, the district is willing to find an SG who can defend.

It depends on your playmaking ability and passing ability, and after dribbling to the front court, give it to C, as much as possibleLet him try to attack, at this time PF will block SG and make room for him in SG's strong point so that he can shoot. Then you and SF are in other positions, try to pull away as much as possible, and see for the opportunity to shoot.

It means that C is the center, the attack is carried out, and he distributes it, so it is necessary to enhance his passing ability. Of course, if you have the opportunity before, you should have dealt with it. For SG's solo play, try to pass the ball through his hand as little as possible, and only feed him the ball when he is sure or has a good hand.

When defending, the interior line allows PF to defend.

Try to find an empty spot after you feint and break in, if it's SG empty, let him shoot, if it doesn't work, pass C, if C doesn't work alone, pull out PF to shoot 3 points, C pass it out to PF, and SF let him play a pull-up jump shot and be the team's last scorer! That's when you and your teammates' passes are crucial!

You need a sense of unity, and you have a good lineup when you say that, but on the basketball court it doesn't mean that you have the ability to have unlimited ball possession, and you have a selfless spirit.

The first thing to know is the rules.

Are the rules of this tournament possible to make substitutions?

If you can, use the wheel battle to drain the opponent's stamina.

Those who go up fight with all their might, and when they are tired, they go to rest.

If you can't make substitutions, it's very difficult to do, after all, even amateur basketball is based on physical fitness, muscle strength and muscle endurance are not comparable to others, and it is inevitable to lose.

My suggestion is that you should pay attention to the help defense, pay attention to the defense of one side when defending against the position, and the weak side of the other side, and ask the teammates on that side to pay attention at all times, as soon as the opponent breaks through from the weak side, you must immediately step up to make up for the defense, so that it is easy to block the opponent's breakthrough route. In addition, when the opponent uses blocking and dismantling tactics, you must discuss with your teammates in advance whether to follow the ball or defend with others, and if you change defenses, you must remind your teammates so as not to fall into the trap of the opponent.

Offensively, if you are not strong against the opponent, you must be able to run better than the opponent, and you must not stop a step on the court, which is physically demanding. If you play half a game in a 3-a-side basketball game, you have to repeatedly use blocking tactics and air cutting tactics to try to cut closer to the basket before shooting, and the success rate is higher.

Another point is to have full physical contact with the opposing player at all times when defending, so that no matter whether the opponent shoots, dribbles, or runs or jumps, it will not go well. In addition, both offense and defense have to try to change the rhythm after a while, fast and slow, loose and tight, so that the opponent can't adapt.

Let's start with that, I hope it helps you.

3v3 If the opponent's individual strength is very different from that of his own team, it will be difficult to play, because when defending, he will run out of strength, and when he attack, he will lose his body.

Mainly do a good job of defense, pass the ball to find space, help the person who shoots accurately, and when you want to kick off from the midfield, you can take advantage of the opponent's inattention, get in the position, let the other person run to the front, and play fast attack.

You have to do a good job of defense, especially defensive rebounding!

In this case, you just need to carefully defend the girl who has been playing for several years, and the skills and flexibility are similar to the boys, or even stronger, and you can let go ruthlessly, and you need to defend with physical contact, and you can push her waist with both hands. Then let the other two attack. Be sure to improve your hit rate and don't throw indiscriminately! Come on!

Sudden points are king, and then there are big blocks, card positions, and back-to-back singles to the ball.

In the amateur, I think the best way to play is to block and pick-and-roll, provided that the ball holder has a certain speed and mid-range shooting ability, and the blocker must also have the ability to shoot mid-range.

Only constant investment is correct.

The basic position has been drawn in the diagram, and after the position is established, you can start playing tactics.

The scoring guard plays the blocking and dismantling of the point guard, and the point guard breaks through and then passes the ball to the scoring guard if the person who defends the scoring guard makes up for it, and then there is a big front in front of the position around the three-second zone, if the person in front of the defense comes to make up for the defense, and then passes the ball to the front There is a vacancy, and the layup scores, if the person does not make up the defense, the guard directly scores the guard to make a layup. It doesn't matter if you can rotate between the left and right sides of this tactic.

Here's a tactical map I drew myself, the right point is small, you can zoom in and look at it.

If you defend, it will be better to play positional joint defense, play 3 2 joint defense. As the name suggests, there are three people standing in front and one person standing in the back. If the ball is in the middle, the person standing in the middle will go up to force the defense, just step on the three-point line, and leave him alone if he goes out too much.

The people on both sides don't need to go up to force the defense, keep a distance of one step to one and a half steps from the defenders in the middle to prevent the middle people from breaking through, and if they break through, they can carry out a pinch. Take the position of the ball and get the ball if the quality of the pass is poor.

If the opponent hoists the ball to the inside line, then the person in the middle and the inside line who is guarding against the ball go up to the defender on the same side to attack, that is, three people are sandwiched. Forcing the inside to pass the ball out and not allowing the opponent's attack to pose a threat.

As long as the landlord does the defense as I said, the general school team should be no problem. The most important thing is that the players should practice more joint defense and have tacit understanding.

You don't need any tactics to play the game now, because your basic skills are limited, and even if there is a vacancy for you to shoot, you may not be able to score, so I will give you a few suggestions that are best used at this stage:

1, I looked at the situation of your side, find a person who is more stable on your side to go to the basket to stay in the opponent's half, you use four people to defend them, because the middle school life rate will not be high, as long as you win the rebound or grasp the ball, the ball will be passed to the person in front of you for the first time, and then follow the two people from the backcourt, once he doesn't get into the basket to grab the rebound, remember that you are now playing by fast break, not by position, so that if the opponent plays position, they run back and forth, It must consume a lot of physical energy, and you are just waiting for work

2. Single-block cover, very simple, is when the opponent is staring at you, a teammate stands near and does not move, and you find a way to use your teammate to throw the defender away, and then ask for the ball.

3. On defense, try to dig out the ball of the opposing player, even if you can't get off once, it will cause him to be nervous and easy to make mistakes. In the case of four people defending five people, the center stands under the basket to prevent a breakthrough, and the rest of the people prevent the player who takes the team, and if he can't put 3 points, he can shoot, and the most important thing is to grab the rebound, whether the center or someone else is better to get stuck with the other party first, protect the backcourt rebound, and then pass it to the frontcourt players for the first time. As long as they don't score one, you have one more chance to attack, and even if they do, you have to serve quickly and pass through the first time.

4. Team unity is very important, even if someone makes a mistake, don't say anything, do your own thing, don't complain about others.

5. Practice free throws more, I don't know if you have free throws, but all players must practice this more, no matter where you play, free throws are the focus.

This is just my personal thoughts, tactics are not dead, they can only rely on each other, and the front court may not only be one person, you can consider the specific situation yourself, if you pull out their physical strength, you can play with them all over the court, but then your physical consumption will also be very large

It's so suspenseful.

Very nice and professional.

I advise you to stick to the basket.

After all, it's still the second year of junior high school.

Physical strength is limited, and the shooting rate may be high in the field after a game, but due to physical problems, the shooting rate in the second half will definitely drop significantly. So you just have to defend the basket, take the defensive rebound, and attack! Seeing that most of you are good at stealing, you should take the full-court press at the right time, which can easily cause them to make mistakes, so that the steal can score directly.

I'm playing sf and pg. In fact, what we fight like we are in the game is physical strength, and the technical aspect is rarely used. So try not to run and bomb, try to give the ball to the inside and let him handle it.

It's going to be a lot better, usually I play like that, and then let the C come out and shoot if you have the chance, and if you don't have the chance, you can shoot it all over the court. The basic skills of the second year of junior high school should not be very solid, and there should be mistakes if you press a little tighter. (We used this tactic in high school games, and we won every game by a big margin.)

You can see that your core is PG

They're running and you're going to be able to play in the half!

You chose the right one!

But you guys forgot something!

There are no 24 seconds in these regular races like yours!

It can completely delay time to replenish physical strength during the attack!

With a pick-and-roll! Vote completely out of the vacant seats!

And the other thing is--- you center looks good!

You can use the defender to open up the defensive range first! And then divide the ball!

They must consume a lot of physical strength with running and bombing!

If the vacant seat is pulled out, there is no physical strength to fill the position!

Like the team you listed, 5 people - 3 have poor physical strength! How do you run away with others?

Huh · Teach you a trick --- used to be a player who dribbles from the backcourt in the high school league!

Directly make them unable to play fast attack!

There is also the fact that you will immediately return to defense if you attack by playing!!

There's no need to go back to the back, just go to the midfield and give them a distraction! This also saves energy!

Finally, it's up to you to be replacements!

5 people are tired of playing the whole game!!

The tactics I learned before, the coach said that I learned it from Lithuania.

5 to the key position near the free throw line.

3 receives the ball about 1 meter from the front three-point line and gives the ball to 5

5. Do not move when you receive the ball.

3. Cut into the basket.

If you pass a person over 5 to 3, 3 will score directly.

If you don't get past 3, go around 5 and run to the bottom left corner three-point line.

5 pass the ball to 3, have a chance to make three points, every chance 5 to the basket to the position of 3, give the ball to 5, 5 chances are good to be single.

The chance is not good, 3 and then cut inward, 5 can pretend to be single. Attract the defense and then give the ball to 3, 3 direct score, this 2-player tactic and 4 more opportunities, 3 first air cuts, 3 bottom corner three-pointers, 5 singles, 3 second air cuts.

If you don't have three points, you have three chances.

3 can be replaced with your 1

C 178cm is extremely physical.

PG 177cm is good at breaking through layups, strong low-post singles ability, accurate passing, and strong overall view.

SF 175cm has a well-proportioned physique, has weights, and is extremely accurate in three points, and I am also in my second year of junior high school, so I hope to have the opportunity to learn from it.

If you really can't do it, you can play fast attack.

At this time, the long pass of 5 is better, look at the previous games of the Suns, they are all direct long passes, and discuss basketball together.